Brit Sewers considered T2A?

[archaicsubrosa77]

I was going over this list and was wondering if this was ever talked about, or polymorphing into Monsters after eating Mushrooms.

http://wiki.uosecondage.com/Era_Accuracy

[Kaivan]

No, the Britain sewers are not considered part of the lost lands.

[archaicsubrosa77]

I know that somewhere sometime probably not this era, that you could learn skills by observation. Was this in mind for pets? Though I heard it affected players. Concerning this era is there anything on pets skill gains? I know it is not observable but is there coding for this? If so is there a list of skills a pet/npc can gain? Is there set maximums?

[Kaivan]

I can't comment on whether skill gains for pets are coded on UOSA, but limited sets of skills could be gained by animals, as well as stats up to the same maximums that players had to contend with. Skill observation was, as far as I know, was limited only to certain skills, and was limited only to players.

[archaicsubrosa77]

Thank you sir. If I were the developers using that system I would have done the observation skill gains for pets only personally. It would be nice to have tracking or detect outside of the usual combat skills, meditation etc. on a pet.

[Imric]

I know that somewhere sometime probably not this era, that you could learn skills by observation. Was this in mind for pets? Though I heard it affected players. Concerning this era is there anything on pets skill gains? I know it is not observable but is there coding for this? If so is there a list of skills a pet/npc can gain? Is there set maximums?

Learning skills by observation was a feature at the beginning of UO but was dropped very quickly cause it was a pain in the ass to lose your hard earned gm magery just by walking through britain.

Skill locks didnt exist and the system that the most used skills should drop at last never worked. Marking the skills by using all of the needed ones immediately after login didnt help.

A walk through britain gave u hiding, herding, musicianship, and so on. And according to Murphy the most needed skills dropped